Does this TP-Link AC Adapter work on a Surge Protector?
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The instructions say to plug in to an outlet only, no extention cords or other devices. I know it will not work with an extention cord because I tried it. Outlets are protected by a circuit breaker. I would not use a surge protector.
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It is not recommended but I do it and it works fine. Yes, the one directly plugged to the wall shows as being faster than the others (in TP-Link's software) but in real life, I cannot tell the difference. (In total, I have four units).To be more accurate, mine is not a surge protector but a power extension cord with three plugs.
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Yes, the surge protector will still work (although double check the surge protector's warranty coverage to be sure that you don't void it by using one, if that's an issue). The only potential issue is that if you plug too many things into a single socket you may trip a circuit breaker if you are attempting to draw too much power.
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Not that I found, I had a Belkin adapter and it did not work. I ordered the Phillips one and it has worked well for me.
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it plugs into the power supply directly. Then plug into the wall or surge protector of your choice.
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No, it does not. If your network has "power over Ethernet", you don't need a separate AC adaptor, but most networks do not have that, so you will need the AC adaptor. You want the Cisco Linksys (PA100-NA) Power Adapter for IP Phones. I just bought two on Amazon for $8.77 with Amazon Prime.
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Yes you will, but it is still readily accessible and the Unit comes with, in my case, a long enough cord to reach my surge protector. On my set up, because of the proximity to power, the unit is entirely invisible.
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I do not know though I do not know why it wouldn't. I have had good results when I deal directly with TP-Link support. I'd try them for this technical question.Fred
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I made some search and find an article which might answer your question. I hope it helps! http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-surge-protector/
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Yes. Its basically a plug with a on/off switch on the side. You could plug a surge protector into it but why not flip the surge protector switch off? According to the box its rated for 120v / 15A /60Hz /1800w so you just don't want to exceed that.
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Hi J. Bolus It is not recommended to put a Linksys Powerline device behind a powerstrip or surge protector. Although there have been users that were able to successfully make it work behind surge protectors, we still recommend plugging Powerline adapters directly into a power outlet. For further information about this device, follow this link: http://homesupport.cisco.com/en-us/support/powerline/PLSK400 Thanks. Cisco-Linksys Support http://homesupport.cisco.com
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This power strip has minor surge protection. I would not depend on this to protect anything important. I've used it plugged into another surge protector and then used the ends to plug the wall warts for things like my cell phone, tablet, and laptop which don't all like to plug into normal power strips so easily. This is good for devices that have fat wall wart transformers.
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http://www.amazon.ca/T-Power-Portable-Performance-Replacement-switching/dp/B00CJ272PI
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It's just a switching power supply but, for the cost of the plug adapter, it might make sense to find a similar product to plug directly into your outlet. Yea, it will work.
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Yes. The surge protector has a ground wire screw. Connect to suitable ground. This is easy to install: a Good surge protector.
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Should work fine as long as your extension has a 3-prong for the ground. The cord on the monster surge protector is quite long to, I'm not certain but they may be available with different length cords.
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No, the Powerline adapter must be installed directly into the AC wall outlet. Any kind of plug strip or UPS could limit functionality of the system. Details from the manufacturer: http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/20233
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I have no idea. The USB hub failed. I'd happily sell you the AC Adapter for cheap.